Tennis Wizard is a tennis journey management platform. Our mission is to enable the player to reach their best version. In phase 1 of the release, the platform will have two modules: College Tennis Recruitment and Expert Advice. College Tennis Recruitment – 1000’s of tennis parents across the world want their kid to play US college tennis. They do not know the compliance rules across divisions and bodies, do not know the levels, have no connections to coaches or how to find the right fitment. They can spend months doing futile research or spend a fortune with consultants. Our goal is to bring in knowledge, research and promotion, much more than what the consultants bring at a fraction of the price. Expert Advice – Imagine you are a tennis parent living in Nagpur, India. Your kid is playing ITF juniors. He has pro aspirations. You want a US-based former pro mentor who is not linked directly to your kid, who can guide the kid with goal setting, directions on pathways, etc.
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Alacrita, a transatlantic management consulting firm providing expertise-based services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and life science sectors, was founded in 2009 by Rob Johnson and Anthony Walker. They previously worked together for over 10 years as Head of Business Development and CEO at Onyvax, a biotech company developing cancer vaccines. Before co-founding Onyvax, Anthony had been a management consultant at Arthur D. Little (where he re-launched the UK pharma consulting practice) and The Wilkerson Group in London where he focused mainly on its biotech consulting practice. We believe that seasoned industry expertise is essential to deliver value to a sophisticated life science client – inexperienced juniors who “borrow your watch to tell you the time” are conspicuously absent from Alacrita. We hand-pick genuine experts to form tailored project teams, and work with them to define and address the challenges our clients are facing.
The Family Blog covers a wide range of family topics such as parenting, motherhood, divorce, fatherhood, marriage, teens, juniors, seniors, death, siblings, adoption, pregnancy, geology, surrogacy, and family relationships, etc. For more details, visit http://www.thefamilyblog.net/ and http://www.thefamilyblog.net/category/juniors/.